Can diabetic patients stop taking the drug when their blood sugar drops?

Hello, the problem is as follows: blood sugar can not be stopped when blood sugar is lowered, and at present, diabetes is still a disease that can only be controlled and cannot be controlled, and it is a lifelong disease that needs to be used for life. Long-term poor glycemic control in diabetic patients will produce macrovascular complications such as coronary heart disease and cerebral infarction, as well as a variety of microvascular complications such as diabetic nephropathy, retinopathy, and nerves.

Diabetes mellitus requires the use of oral hypoglycemic drugs alone or in combination with insulin under the guidance of a doctor, depending on blood glucose, age, duration of diabetes and complications. During the process, blood glucose needs to be checked regularly and the dose of medication should be adjusted to avoid severe hypoglycemia. Only long-term good blood sugar control can effectively avoid or delay the development of diabetic complications.

It depends on what kind of medicine you are currently taking, if it is a Western medicine, you can't stop it directly;

If it is a combination of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, such as the combination of Western medicine metformin and traditional Chinese medicine to heal and dissipate, after continuous monitoring of blood sugar is stable and normal, you can gradually reduce the western medicine, reduce it by 1 3 every two weeks, until it is reduced, and then stabilize for three months before stopping the drug, and then you should always monitor your blood sugar to see if there is any abnormality. The premise is that the blood sugar must be stable and normal, if not, the dosage cannot be reduced.

As long as you are diagnosed with diabetes, you need to take medication for life. If it seems to be stable, you can't stop taking the drug, otherwise you may not know when the symptoms will appear, and various complications may come.

Glucose in human blood, referred to as blood sugar, is an important energy for maintaining the normal functioning of human tissues and organs**. However, long-term high blood sugar can also harm human health. Affected by genetics, environment and other factors, the body's ability to regulate blood sugar may be impaired, resulting in long-term hyperglycemia.

This kind of disease with chronic hyperglycemia as the main manifestation and seriously endangering the health of the body is called diabetes.

Normal blood sugar only reflects that your blood sugar control is very stable, which is very good. Diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease that leads to macrovascular and vascular diseases, and long-term diabetic patients have many risk of complications, such as diabetic fundus lesions, diabetic nephritis, diabetic foot, etc. Reckless withdrawal of medication will cause many uncontrollable factors, which can easily lead to blood sugar rebound, and the previous hard work will be in vain.

At this stage, diabetes has not yet been found out at the forefront of medicine, and the purpose of treatment is to manipulate hyperglycemia and glucose metabolism disorders, avoid or slow down the emergence and development trend of diabetic diffuse diseases, and improve the quality of daily life of patients, reduce risk factors and prolong life of patients.

Everyone's health status is different, and precise medical treatment is necessary. Diabetes is not scary, it is more terrible. Diabetes can damage the fine capillaries of the whole body, and it is harmful to the heart, brain, eyes, kidneys, etc.

There will be diabetic foot, diabetic eye disease, diabetic nephritis, etc. The doctor will fully consider what type of diabetes you have, whether you have any other underlying diseases, and how your kidney function is now. Therefore, it is necessary to control blood sugar well, strictly follow the doctor's instructions, and strictly control the diet and matching.

After the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus is confirmed, it is necessary to take medicine or adhere to the insulin glargine management method blood sugar, and its long-term diabetes diet with and improve the amount of exercise after meals, and reduce blood lipids and fat and other comprehensive blood sugar maintenance.

If the blood sugar reaches the normal range, considering that the blood sugar is qualified, it is not possible to voluntarily stop the drug or terminate the diet management, fitness exercise management methods, such as blood sugar will continue to rebound after stopping the drug. Once diabetes is diagnosed, it is generally necessary to take medication for a long time, and it is generally impossible to stop the medication. Diabetes mellitus is a disease characterized by abnormal glucose metabolism, when blood sugar continues to rise, it is very easy to cause other human organs to become diseased, when diagnosing diabetes, it is generally necessary to take oral drugs for life to keep blood sugar at the regular level, and blood sugar is very easy to reappear abnormal after stopping the drug.

Diabetes should not be discontinued at will, and after a period of observation of blood glucose reliability, the drug can be gradually reduced or even terminated.

Regularly recheck fasting blood glucose and blood glucose 2 hours after meals, glycosylated hemoglobin, and evaluate the best effect. The termination of the drug inspection must be 2-3 years. Only after 2-3 years of normal blood sugar, glycosylated hemoglobin can be slowly reduced to less than 6%, and even stop taking medicine.

If you are a diabetic patient, you must take medication for a long time after your blood sugar is normal**. Because patients with diabetes have the ability to control their blood sugar at a relatively stable level according to the application of drugs, if they stop taking drugs, their blood sugar will still rise again, and they generally control their blood sugar at a relatively stable level according to oral drugs, and then maintain the drug for a long time**.

Diabetic patients with normal blood sugar should not stop the drug. If a diabetic patient has normal blood sugar, it does not mean that the diabetes has been**, and if the drug is stopped, the blood sugar level is likely to rise again. Diabetic patients can gradually reduce the amount of medication, but they must monitor their blood sugar regularly, keep their blood sugar stable, and stick to their diet** and exercise** to prevent blood sugar from rising again.

This is a no, it is a long process, and the blood sugar level is dynamic and can be changed at any time, you can't stop taking the drug at will.

Although the blood sugar is normal, as long as the drug is stopped, the blood sugar of diabetics will still rise, and diabetes is a chronic disease.

For diabetic patients, in principle, the drug should not be stopped, because for patients taking drugs, whether they are taking oral hypoglycemic drugs or using insulin, it often indicates that the condition needs to be treated, that is, for the patient's insulin deficiency and insulin resistance, it is difficult to achieve the blood sugar target through diet and exercise alone, in which case it is necessary to start the drug**.

For insulin deficiency and insulin resistance and other central links, the drug is mainly to lower blood sugar, improve symptoms, delay the progression of the disease, the drug itself can not ** diabetes, especially in patients with insulin deficiency, with the increase of the patient's age, the failure of pancreatic islet function will gradually become obvious, in this case insulin deficiency will be more significant. Therefore, if the patient stops the drug on his own, it can lead to a recurrence of the disease, which will make the overall blood sugar control worse, and thus reduce the quality of life.

The time for blood sugar to rise after diabetes patients stop taking the drug depends on the patient's ** method and the dosage of the drug, for example, type 1 diabetes patients need insulin for life**, if you stop taking insulin for a meal, the blood sugar will increase immediately after a meal, for example, if a type 1 diabetes patient does not take insulin before breakfast, the blood sugar will increase significantly after preparing for breakfast. If people with type 2 diabetes take oral medications, the increase in blood sugar usually appears on the same day or the next day. Therefore, after diabetic patients stop hypoglycemic drugs, blood sugar ** can be observed in a short period of time, and it will appear relatively quickly at the next meal.

Therefore, it is not recommended for diabetic patients to stop oral hypoglycemic drugs or insulin at will, because it will lead to the occurrence of ** blood sugar, which will lead to relatively large fluctuations in blood sugar, and the harm of blood sugar fluctuations to the body is greater than the harm caused by the continuous increase in blood sugar. Therefore, if a ** plan is formulated, the patient should strictly follow the protocol, and if there is a fluctuation in blood sugar, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible.

Hypoglycemic drugs cannot be stopped without authorization, and the consequences will be very severe. You can go to the hospital for regular re-examination, cooperate with the doctor's advice to eat small and frequent meals, sell sugar control staple foods, and the doctor judges that you can stop the drug and control your own diet.

(1) Quit smoking and alcohol completely.

2) On the basis of controlling the diet, you can do appropriate exercise according to your physical condition every day.

3) Use of insulin: The dosage of insulin should be based on fasting blood glucose, 2-hour postprandial blood glucose, 24-hour urine glucose and 4 times. The 4-stage urine glucose is qualitatively estimated, so the first use of insulin should be selected in the hospital under the supervision and guidance of the doctor, and at the same time learn to be familiar with the relevant knowledge, and have achieved self-care.

A little opinion for your reference.

As a diabetic patient, smoking and alcohol are the biggest taboos, drinking alcohol is easy to cause hypoglycemia, smoking is very fluctuating in your blood sugar, it is recommended to quit smoking and drinking. In addition, it is not right to take only half a capsule of gliclazide sustained-release tablets before, such as sustained-release tablets and controlled-release tablets, which are developed by special processes and cannot be broken and eaten, so the effect will be greatly reduced. And like gliclazide sustained-release tablets are second-generation sulfonylurea drugs, if the effect is not good, it is recommended to use the third-generation sulfonylurea drug ——— glimepiride tablets (2mg) s once a day to take one tablet half an hour before breakfast, plus metformin sustained-release tablets (one in the morning and one in the evening, take it immediately after meals!).

Monitor your blood sugar, keep exercising, and control your diet scientifically, and believe that your blood sugar will be well controlled!!

Of course, like the current situation, we must first quit drinking and smoking, and we should also pay attention to controlling diet, one is to control the amount; The second is to control the variety. I recommend to you several foods that are beneficial to diabetics, such as: bitter gourd (ideal food for lowering blood sugar), pumpkin, fish (fish is recommended to eat fresh freshwater fish, fish roe has high cholesterol, it is not recommended to eat) mushrooms (the nemesis of cardiovascular disease), spinach (high-protein and low-fat nutritious vegetables, it is best to use boiling water to remove oxalate before cooking, otherwise it will affect the body's absorption of calcium.

For staple food, it is recommended to eat eusaccharide rice (it is a highly resistant starch rice, which is specially designed for diabetics, which is not easy to convert into glucose, so that blood sugar is no longer high after meals) and fruits, it is recommended to eat some low sugar content, such as: dragon fruit, kiwifruit, grapefruit, snow lotus, etc. There is also exercise, preferably for a walk, at least 40 minutes a day.

But don't be too tired (if dizziness occurs; Flustered; Nausea and other symptoms are hypoglycemia, at this time, you should quickly eat something, even if it contains a piece of sugar and a piece of chocolate. This is sometimes the case in people with diabetes. Hypoglycemia is dangerous, so be careful).

It is recommended that you do some moderate exercise, such as walking slowly twice a day for about 1 hour each time.

Quit tobacco and alcohol as much as possible.

If the hypoglycemic products you are taking now do not work well, then change to other hypoglycemic products, such as Jinchangsheng brand three-match sugar Lekudzu yam capsules. Not all sugar-lowering products will work for you.

Once your blood sugar is under control, you can stop taking the drug. If you have diabetes mellitus and take oral hypoglycemic drugs in time, or if your blood sugar is effectively controlled after insulin**, you can consult your doctor first, then gradually reduce the dose, and finally stop the drug.

If your blood sugar is above the normal range, you may have diabetes or impaired glucose tolerance. If your blood sugar is below the normal range, be alert for hypoglycemia. There are many causes of abnormal blood sugar.

For example, eating a lot of foods that are high in sugar can cause high blood sugar, while insufficient intake and dieting may cause low blood sugar. If there is abnormal blood sugar, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible.

Abnormal blood glucose can be divided into hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia. If hyperglycemia occurs, especially many patients who have met the diagnostic criteria for diabetes, they may experience symptoms such as polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, and weight loss, and may also be accompanied by symptoms such as itching, numbness in the limbs, pain, decreased vision, and sexual dysfunction. When blood sugar rises markedly and acute complications of diabetes occur, the patient may fall into a coma or die.

For patients with hypoglycemia, symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, sweating, hunger, trembling, pallor, and hypoglycemic coma may occur. Rising blood sugar and low blood sugar will have adverse effects on the human body, so diabetic patients must use drugs rationally under the guidance of doctors to avoid excessive fluctuations in blood sugar.

Healthy exercise. Exercise is an effective way to control blood sugar. Exercise helps to improve physical fitness and immunity.

For diabetic patients, regular exercise can expel excess calories from the body and help the body restore sugar metabolism, thereby lowering blood sugar. Patients with high blood sugar are suitable for jogging, tai chi, badminton, etc. Be careful not to exercise too hard.

Eat a healthy diet. The quality of the diet is related to people's health. A reasonable and healthy diet can provide timely nutrition and replenish the calories needed by the body, which is part of a healthy life.

For diabetics, a healthy and reasonable diet is essential and very important. In order to effectively control blood sugar, it is recommended to change poor eating habits so that high blood sugar can be better controlled.

Of course not. Because controlling blood sugar is a long-term thing, we must stick to it, we must take medicine in time, and then we must pay attention to the problem of light diet.

Of course, because the body is very healthy at this time, there will be no problems with stopping the drug. But in life, you should pay attention to your diet.